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Cybercrime is a growing threat in our increasingly digital world. Cybercronals, or organized criminal gangs operating in the digital realm, are becoming more sophisticated in their methods and causing significant damage. Let's prioritize cybersecurity and work together to combat cybercrime and protect our digital infrastructure. #Cybercrime #Cybersecurity ##github mastadon #microsoft #siliconvalley #foia #journalism #nyc #boston #nft #digitalart #michaelpaulino #michaelpaulinostudios


"AT&T. Ticketmaster. Santander Bank. Neiman Marcus. Electronic Arts. These were not entirely isolated incidents. Instead, they were all hacked thanks to “infostealers,” a type of malware that is designed to pillage passwords and cookies stored in the victim’s browser. In turn, infostealers have given birth to a complex ecosystem that has been allowed to grow in the shadows and where criminals fulfill different roles. There are Russian malware coders continually updating their code; teams of professionals who use glitzy advertising to hire contractors to spread the malware across YouTube, TikTok, or GitHub; and English-speaking teenagers on the other side of the world who then use the harvested credentials to break into corporations. At the end of October, a collaboration of law enforcement agencies announced an operation against two of the world’s most prevalent stealers. But the market has been able to grow and mature so much that now law enforcement action against even one part of it is unlikely to make any lasting dent in the spread of infostealers.

Based on interviews with malware developers, hackers who use the stolen credentials, and a review of manuals that tell new recruits how to spread the malware, 404 Media has mapped out this industry. Its end result is that a download of an innocent-looking piece of software by a single person can lead to a data breach at a multibillion-dollar company, putting Google and other tech giants in an ever-escalating cat-and-mouse game with the malware developers to keep people and companies safe."

https://www.wired.com/story/inside-the-massive-crime-industry-thats-hacking-billion-dollar-companies/

#CyberSecurity #CyberCrime #Hacking #Malware #InfoStealers #DataBreaches


"A man in Canada who is suspected of being the hacker behind this year’s wave of Snowflake-related breaches has been arrested.

The news comes after months of high profile data breaches, including AT&T, Ticketmaster, and LendingTree. In all, the hacker, who uses the nicknames Judische and Waifu, is linked to more than 165 Snowflake instance breaches. The arrest also comes after 404 Media reported that the walls were closing in on the hacker, with cybersecurity researchers gathering valuable information on the suspect and coordinating with international law enforcement.

Messages sent by 404 Media to Judische over the last week have gone undelivered, with 404 Media last speaking to them on October 27. In mid-October, Judsiche told 404 Media they were worried that they would be arrested soon. “I've destroyed a lot of evidence and well poisoned the stuff I can't destroy so when/if it does happen it's just conspiracy which I can bond out and beat,” they claimed."

https://www.404media.co/suspected-snowflake-hacker-arrested-in-canada/

#CyberSecurity #DataBreaches #Hacking #CyberCrime #Snowflake #Canada


Security Researchers and Journalists at Risk: Why You Should Hate the Proposed UN #Cybercrime Treaty - https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2024/07/journalists-and-security-researchers-risk-why-you-should-hate-proposed-un #journalism #periodismo